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Relations among stability parameters in the stable surface layer: Golder curves revisited

Sharan, Maithili / Rama Krishna, T.V.B.P.S. / Panda, Jagabandhu

AbstractA nomogram was prepared by [Golder, 1972. Boundary Layer Meteorology 3, 47–58] to compute the surface layer parameters in stable conditions. This note revisits the Golder's curves and examines the methodology underlying their derivation in stable conditions. The inherent limitation in the methodology used for construction of Golder's curves was also noticed by Trombetti et al. (1986). Surface layer fluxes computed using the parameters derived from modified curves are found to be closer to the turbulence measurements from CASES-99 experiment for stable conditions than those calculated from the [Golder, 1972. Boundary Layer Meteorology 3, 47–58] curves.

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Relations among stability parameters in the stable surface layer: Golder curves revisited

Sharan, Maithili / Rama Krishna, T.V.B.P.S. / Panda, Jagabandhu

AbstractA nomogram was prepared by [Golder, 1972. Boundary Layer Meteorology 3, 47–58] to compute the surface layer parameters in stable conditions. This note revisits the Golder's curves and examines the methodology underlying their derivation in stable conditions. The inherent limitation in the methodology used for construction of Golder's curves was also noticed by Trombetti et al. (1986). Surface layer fluxes computed using the parameters derived from modified curves are found to be closer to the turbulence measurements from CASES-99 experiment for stable conditions than those calculated from the [Golder, 1972. Boundary Layer Meteorology 3, 47–58] curves.

Relations among stability parameters in the stable surface layer: Golder curves revisited

Sharan, Maithili / Rama Krishna, T.V.B.P.S. / Panda, Jagabandhu

AbstractA nomogram was prepared by [Golder, 1972. Boundary Layer Meteorology 3, 47–58] to compute the surface layer parameters in stable conditions. This note revisits the Golder's curves and examines the methodology underlying their derivation in stable conditions. The inherent limitation in the methodology used for construction of Golder's curves was also noticed by Trombetti et al. (1986). Surface layer fluxes computed using the parameters derived from modified curves are found to be closer to the turbulence measurements from CASES-99 experiment for stable conditions than those calculated from the [Golder, 1972. Boundary Layer Meteorology 3, 47–58] curves.

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Title:

Relations among stability parameters in the stable surface layer: Golder curves revisited

Contributors:

Sharan, Maithili (author) / Rama Krishna, T.V.B.P.S. (author) / Panda, Jagabandhu (author)

Published in:

Atmospheric Environment ; 39 ; 5619-5623

Publication date:

2005-05-17

Size:

5 pages

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosenv.2005.05.034

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Nomogram , Bulk Richardson number , Surface layer , Golder's curves

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